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The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-01-16

Now is the season of high festivity in social ise
and he is high in the ranks who is well dressed
10 make sure of style and material go to J. f.
Weinmann & Son, 10 Montgomery street.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-01-16

Mixed and unmixed paints, of NO mixed quail
ties and of all shades, you can buy at Wood &c
Menagh's, 1873 Newark avenue.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1887-01-16

READERS OF THE "sUNDAY TAT
TIER" AS IT WAS FIRST NAMED,
WILL REMEMBER THAT THE
CHANGED NAME OF THE PAPER is
THE SUNDAY MORNING NEWS"
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-02


s1onefF md 2 CLERKS in ward one ,,o1li,,,.
Rl11sa e frog level aid Hsar6eis sfr,1r. g
lilsslqnefs aad elerka n wan ~, Z
~ pieces 81 huckRbS's store and New.
- f3iils e9lElllalnner6 and I cierF IL
49, lf1AiinE ulaee at BnBBeils rehosi-
h9usei commissioners md 3 sic4l-s "a
80 u -,... oll1g places a theoourthCpss
al4 ehFiHe-hpuee No. 1. 3 aVraFT,isgig,.-,
ana clerk in ward fi7e-roiijne y,Is.s = =
sNEtehWoqds 2 commandments AMI = .l,.,i, n
ward flz-pllling place ri GrriT5t5 f,i5.. =. =
committee. va ss' ven
e. That only while Dgmonaiv pbo an
itiltleF TIE general electiar law M fbs siaE-.'
~ qtlali1ed 20 vote az thg Dpyt garFagsi 80
llli sifah be accepted IS voters. Tui 49,
~, WINE voter Offering to vote shali N
elaileuged such voters ueTponsf a1tsTI,,s,'f
is5ld llea&e inst be will support fhe DeTno.
81 ~ lo n9tnlnee for the sat and narosl,iSI
elncfs ktal euttle him 70 vote. a1d Ne ~
tl7td " MAKE Ruch RveFlneut or ulafflse tJ,piI
" GUqq9 eauHe 10 reject his Fote,
Va 4hbsdiherent wIrae IRE renne-tiTelx
~ lt4 20 the following reTiresenioti6n IL
- - 4 '.llHl convention, Ead will elect dejs
~ Va Ab follows. VIZ; Ward ono, one fiairs.s4e.
atiI9g9l, Hlfpe deleEHteEs ward three, fte
49,, aites' ware Tour twenty delecn6es.
Nttd sNer two delegates; ward siT. fyvG deie,
falsf; Sard seven, three delegates. ySSrd
eight, siI dglegates.
ngiiun var mhde 10 adjourn. which vvss
St{Ilel' and the oommittse adjonrned ~
ta4ieeL ti-lnotrpW 81 ] o O'Clock. leBv4T.g ths
eloFkpeis' sun IN the hall, staring At each
9sllcI' aud looking as blank as an emDty
cartridge. 90 ''''l''S
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-02
80 ID = PEoFLE.

The Attempt 10 Override the Caddo Conn
Iniftee- Chairman Randoiplt's Deter
mined Effort to lie Up the Body--I4s
Adnits Hts LsarpatiOn Of Authority
Was Revolutionary.
SHREyzPoRT, Nov. I7.--The following ad-
dress to the voters Of this parish was issued
to-day by nine Of the regular and old eIsoG-
tive eommittea and viii BE- circulated
throughout the parish;
The action u the Democratic Executive
Comm tee at its Tneeting on the l3te liAtAitt
ma resUltod Ia different times alla modes tqr
primary eleetiepas u - proper fhet pl MI.
statement o. laots % hNsAtlbiSu " y S'tesiAi
Ihe present committee was elected by the
Democratic convention Of Caado paFlHh ~
Decent or, 1883, and has therefore peeil . " v
existence nearly four years y EAs eeet9q
under resolution Of sad eonle1uopi hR4ll-
M Rfteen AZ the number 81 AeAspeis "
e0fDpfise said committee. fpF many yeats
prior 70 Tie election ~ @3,gei M E s siS
eoniposed Of fifteen nlensbers, anQ ~ Il0 .iiils
han IL laeu eelnpaaed Of an even ANlnlsi n
tneinbefH except IN cases q temporary w
eancp Since the election OF thus eQinllllstee
Il 80 laid sever,l SESSIONS as tie eNegutlYe
epnlleA 81 the Democratic PATTY ~ nQ
time until It's Faeetlng on tls l9th liAstss ",
VIVA there ang question as " 4islpthi le9l,l "
,,,s Il nm nai folr years show tile roll call Of
meinbers, noting those absent as Neh ~ giloae e
present These official pfQeaeseAAks ~
Soon ilphliNhad in the newspapers elIotiAalt .
and rend throughout the pai1Ah ana no sg4oe
no baen heard 10 challenge the
connEcIEEss on TifE ROLL GAIL
~ nnblishsd. on This committee ~ IA, Aa5i-
| aoinil Vias duly elected chairnlAHf nee ~ ~
Siene6ard resigned, and y =, ulilAl5ne'
saaratArQ without doubt qufsHan 80 1l4.-
enoe THUS stood the eoiliilil w ~ y 1870
and parsunn6l ffsM tselelM0n ~ 41sSgt Il,
/ fasa VI the 18th OF hpReMDNst Z e ~ 4, i. ~
lhe last uahtlored date pntsaat y Z w ~, ~
Z Nv 3fe5rfnaD. M Randolph, sasd comma w.
a,esnsliied AZ liz coHfthouse q ahseNtps,s
X, s,Fss, e fhr tist election OF aelagasss M ~
! st.' ~ convention and n tfanaaes saNii Ys.,.s
/ hnsistass a. might come pfieie ~ ~ De- 80
I seiIfd q order by lie eheirnhll, " i, ~
! Go3Ahs WHO pulled pAs ~ ny lNgtS 80
nailu5cript 81 carefully Mfs3sn w
which ~ pfoqeadfq otaao y w. ~
J n si!s e e Ieoisd tho fact 81 the e9'si
/ haalHe held egerI meafihAA g Il ~ 49,
I foaf gtisfs u ila eNiAstp7e b'lt htsa ~
N III ilfas lad been AZ fet 5tislg
4 fnrit siiino Question 81 diitadlsf u sf4
i mi ioinf bdfaFt il, but uQtTr "a y f
( lsln4g he coinuitfee y AZ gqils 49,
( oIs4snats ~ gteNs Ai9lqgs.s
6ifSfts tlnt lofua fl8ti w Il egi3s,l9
At5honfh iiH has nan lliisl =. ~ .5i n
fa4 Eiu 10nPli ses elAi 2Qal Y ~ " $1,000
! i6fn aho red fosieht the bftiiea q u ia.tt
Fssr ~ M IN uaA Ga iiis ilineisf ilg, \
Z iiS 6qfi e take Counsel df tlle fpilii
I nrfttetlad s. Bolyr the que ~ 60
flafaeuf ii his eNn nay. - f4fsi =,
donbf a1iAied IL ~ NAa ~ - H
4 iaeinhss VI stse arst ward AAlasnak = - z
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-02

publish Il In the morning. These proceed
ings do NOT leave the rsiormers ! iea 70
stand upon. ss they inoontestably SHOW that
MT. J, "a. Foster was not elected member Of
the committee and % had no shaaow 81
right 70 partioiphts IN the meeting last T'ues-
ahN Ills fact leaves the comnositinn ~
NE committee eight supporters OF Gov. Nc
Emery and seven feforrnera.
There ts n general feeling In this counu-
nifty adverse 70, in fictseverelv censnrinv the
rgIoTn1 leaders, especially Dir. Blanchard and
Vol HollingsWOrth for their unWnrrn ntable
pggoesedings. They have alieRated a number
them, ,and this VIII h4ve 4 marked oifeat
upon the result Of the election.
IHE TrlTEs-D EmOURAT correspondent yes
terday wired an extract from the Demo
c.dt complimentary 10 Chairman Randolph.
Since then there have been new devel0D-
m9nts. On this Buhject the Times saysi
\. We learn that Mr.. RandulphHow coDfesses
that ms unaenlOerhtic and unparliRmentary
conduct as chairman Of the parish executive
committee was Revolutionary, and. therefore.
unluahilable; but what good does that do
noWH BE has afforded his bosses THE Oppor-
tunlty they sought Of sending contrasting
DELEGATIONS from parish they had despaired
o. carrying BY fair means, and they would
not. permit him 70 right the wrong even IL he
desired To do SOL
y, IN publishing the address Of the Executive
TSpi tbis ts TINES > 81 tomorrow yin
Chddo parish, ard IN the State as we'll should
read The extremely moderate and di passion
ate address issued by 81 undiepnted majority
OF the Democratic Parish Executive Gem.
mittee. The facts stated tell eloauently the
spirit that animAtes the reform leaders Of
this parish, and doubtless Of the St. te--s
policy OF rule or ruin, end one which will not
permit the integrity and weli-being Of tine
Democratic party 70 stand q moment IN the
way Of the accomplishment Of their facNonal
designs. IL should be borne in mind that
Mr.. blanchard, who hes been repeatedly hon
ored BY the. very people whose wishes and
honest eonyichona ne 90 reckleasiy disre-
CARDS, was the leading and controlling spirit
IN these revolutionary proceedings. Not
being member Of the committee he secured
proxy evidently with the uDpTesonoelyed
vice 70 ruthlessly override the will Of . reeog-
nized majOrity.n
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-02
Five Hands Shot while working IN a
sugnr- House.

THIBQDAUx, Nov. I8.--Fhers 70 but little
change 10 the labor trouble. Work continues
on Ril places oXeept Borets plantation, oppo-
aite Thibodanx, with half forces, sops few
strikers haze returned to work. Last night
there was a shot fired in the quarters Of the
Orange Grove planlatiop Of D. Calder; slso,
1t tie sngar-hojae of Ernest Roger
On the Belle Grove Plantation 81 J. Nc
Bride, on Bayou Black, shots were hFtd INTO
Gu band 81 cane carrier feeders snd i've Of
them were wounded. One lost M eye Nc
Bride had brought some forty hands from
MiBsiRsippi, and ii was upon them tic shots
were aimed. Rnmor also says that woman
on WoOds place near SehFieyer was
wounded while carrying box along the main
road to Ehe sugar Louise. Word has lllAt
CONC Ia that part OF all 81 b. A. WoinaId's
hoilds On the laurel Valley plantation had
puie work.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-02
A ssrions stnts d ARaIr..

THrBopAUx, Nov, 20. BY 10 o'clock this
morning some two or three hundred armed
men were In ThibodauE, determined 10 take
this town aud parish. At 3 O'Clock nuns
Der OF negroes were reported assembling In
the rear OF the town. The men moved out
quickly, bHt the assembly had disappeared,
A number Of negroes, headed by min-
lister, called Hp9p thb nlagor Tor protection.
L8gt night there Was considerable noise on
jackson street. At one Time two arrests we're
made Tor inCendiafy threats and the men
lodged ID Jail, Ihe strikers and rioters may
take The hint from tO-days pTOceedin9g. The
deter.niuad iloes 0f these men did not indi-
cato that they were Joking.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-02
nrrIoT.s1 RI.oonDs ~

Nj. j NJ Foster was NeYer Nlsatsq
AfsinBer a tAe Parish COMMITTEES
eassyEroBT Nor. ~ al . iete hour tais
evening
TIE cEFTGtkB FHqQhipANas
i tte parkh conrention held ID 1883, ana
ssi{,sb sIeetod tide Ifesent executive eqnials-
NJ. Nas fauna By Alr. s. n, Ford u ne ssie,
,yts.Fa tl,ey i.ase teau ogofloQAsa fof HeAfy
fss,r tesrs. Nj. Ford and ny h1thafe W.
,ss ,5 sl,e olis q warm friend e eqs. Aebnsfy
.s5 I'M 6fller Il 6.ea. Nieholg, were scare
800 wv ana m proceedings are Y tAe hAna-
wril.I,g u the letter
4hs Zines has to-Hight secured 3 ~ 1 Z. x,
s5ly osradsd by both Eeeretslaesi ana W
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-02
A Capadian Hanging.


New York 00mmerciel Advertiser,
,Tallqng Of hanEing, eaid q whito-haired
9ia6E IN III -' Rad ar eEaefishse when VIZ 4
boy that is AZ vivid 70 nae to-day - when i
Wsii' wbat h itgP asked the reporter,
lyon Know i VII born ii Montreal, and
was about seven years old when lhe FRENCH
Canadian Rebellion broke out Three ok tho
tenead Ia ID hang6d- One ~ tilem
Waa jules DelncrpiX, IN old men of
sixty, who occasionally did bit 81
work tor my tatheE JUGS Dag i9gt y. lls {isht
HIN; Il wis emit off ~ 1hq wrist leaflngn
smooth, rounded stump, 1 was present With
the CROWD on PIE day q thes1eehtion 81 the
three m6p, who were 20 pe banged together
On The same glbbet feeling BQrt ~ mos
pTietary interest," 10 the Whole Rtiaig 90 the
strength 81 my Remtkintalce With JuleH.
This eibbet vas madoot two heavy nprights
vita wide Elfingpieeo aerQgg The tor,
Hi which Inc three ropes woTe thrown,
For III those times thHy gipny faRk
sgsd VIZ R9Gs9 ~ SAbh s NH 5i'f 4g iis
atraHGle 10 death. as they do az Nesturn
lyncbinR now. One end Of mo Rilbet was
coBe ~ and QeaFly 81 \ lsyet WI aled
ths eSeenliob. Vol. ilat a. tho s9laiprH
were about % pun "a The Ysatina 4 bpSifb
lreak pqssesssd me- and eiiinnea ont IN
and era@led oul q lha irgf rope Just ~
iiie victims were pqled M. / happened to
be directly Oyer Delacrqla. ~ tho rene wa
pulled up came TIC NFitlADB body ~
pa8r jules tiil hH fileost toiebgd the beam
abays him on which ! cr0ucpnd, They
had tied bib arms bealpq biiAt p9f n ms
death struggle he managed ~ pqll zee stuMn
from iiB fastening, and, M he I9AHg a lqgAe,
tifsw II iip and over tlih Denlps ana @ith q9i-
peYate strength drew hiinaeH up thug siafh-
ening HE rope about ili3 neck. ! WRb hlqhlna
dosn lltp his ghagtly ipgQ, which Yas 70
alpAs that could hAg4 tlaHhed him WITH plE
hand llis Wild hl00ueA4t iges lQ9ied
STRAIGHT Into mine With y pittfui f0egaeuing
gisllee nat hanhts me d ibia day All,
mon Dsonl mon Uiegp hq p2apcl % 4
British soldier cRllght hlIll hy We ieet Ana
mold oil the cross piacs, glid iisR pQVr VIC irll
I fell back tohis death. MOI / neYei think n
q mans hRHging bntl Eho9Aeel those y ~,
I stsrliR Owes Rild hfaf lng RAHpine hlplilieAr
4 hBhi Mon pieu, Aufi DienfR
aY0u say that yal love NET sald eil
cnnffninR Young lady 10 the dndp. dos
he replica tsthen why % son mob ash ~
Il m
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-02
Coy, AEeIEnery's Action Prevents Blood
shed in Terrsbonne.

IsVUNNI Inv NVFs 7 % IN0Ts
Alta meeting Of the planteraof Terfebonn0
parish, held this day, lilo following resolu-
tons were unanimously adopted, To wit.
Resoibsd, That this community IL deeply
grateful 20 his EEnelleuey Gov. 3. d McEneFy
Tor his prompt aetipn III sending the State mill.
tia tu the scene OF trouble.
Rg80ipfi, That without sunh prompt action on
tho pHFt0f the Executive our parish would have
been subjected to disorder Rnarehy and blood
shed, vi Of which were happily prevented b.
the presence Of the military
Respipsd That vi indorae fully the action Of
thu Governor In tho prhuiaag and the course
purHned hy HIS honor a, .. Allen, who proaidea
opor Onp District Court
Regglfen, That We hereby tender our thanhH 20
Capt Dudley Avery aud thd Ibpria Guards for
thoir strict 6baaFyanee IF aiH1iplthe, thpt med
GRAFTON and Eopd behavior while in our unidst
and we hereby qOndeinn all partisan and mali.
CiOus GFitioam OF said coinnhnd,
R9SOiDsd, Tint thnau resolutions 10 published
In tile New Orleans IIMEa- nNM1GRAr the
PiGaptag aud the IeprrbHnnn Adeds5H
n s.. WILLIAMS, Chairman.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-02
Grant Parish Selects Three Delegates Tor
nTcEnarY.

CoISAx, via Boyce, Nov Ip. Tho dele
gates elected At the ward primaries in this
parish last Saturday assembled here to-day
10 select three delegates 70 the State conven-
ton. The WeEnery men had . good major
ity in the convention, and three deleRates
faYoring che denomination Of the lqvee Coy
ernpr were selected TO represent tho parish
Ia the State convention.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-02
Prlmaries ordered In west Feiieiana,

Bayou sAnA, Nov. 1s.--At meeting Of
the parish Democratic executive committee
held to-day at the courthouse il was decided
to hold primaries. The vote in committee
for AlcEnery and for Nichols. The
dave wla fixed for Dee. 20. An delegates are
10 be voted for at large. Everything passed
Of hArinoniously.
9ha delegation IL considered sure for Nc;
Emery. Most Of tho revolutions were paaend
to-dag BY o 70 8, and GeYeTal By TO l. Inc
Nichols men generally submit gracefully 70
their dafeat
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-02
me stIaI1e ovor II the rechs Country

JnANRRETTE, Ia, NoY. 17.-'iHE TnlEs-
DEiloeRAT correspondent has been requested
20 call attention to the column In TIM TiMEH-
DEMooRAT headed 'The Terbe Troubles,
and 70 say that there are no troubles AZ pfes-
emit existing on their peaceful and beautiful
bayou. The citizens buggeas that the 40
counts Of their own very thrilling unpleasant
ness, rather literally flfniAhed and already
happily settled, Is all they can reasonably be
expected 10 BEAR The atfike Ii entirely over
IN this parish, all the leading planters and
and ma tiAlly aatibfactorynnder Ind
every man seen with usual industry at his
post
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-02
More worklnen ehpt ID IN Terrebonne
Rpd Iafeurcl,C,

TmB0DAU1 NOV. t9.--Op IhurRdRy night
shots wers iired amopg tic lESorers on the
plantation of John 81 seel8 On the leighton
plantation 81 CD. O. Lagards, who're tho
oyerseer Mr.. Guillot was struck about the
face, without much injury, end on tho glau-
tatlon ~ Nh. Claude near phibodanx.
In Ferrebonne shots were fired on the
Wanbun plantation oi !. 4. Moore, on tho
Folly plantahon Of PeteF Berger, and on tbs
Bptier plantation, where laboTer was struck
IN the back and hurt badly. Last night
passed % qlietly SO far az beard from.
on Wednesday evening Nh. auion sent MP
hftesu bands t0 work on TIE ltidgeheld plAtl-
tGfion VITA geFe eaptUred ~ The atlikegs AZ
soon IS they reached The phibodaux deRot,
and t0ileu away. lhe Planters AasociatiOn
tben called foF i conference from the lenders
of tlle strikers, which took plaao IN The colrt-
l0uae.
What occurred The FINEe-D RMocRAT cor
Respondent does not know, but rnnlor says
that tie leaAera then and there present were
warned that II any more shDutlnR Qr inter
florence was hbd from hem sud their follow
az thAt they would be held personally TO
sponsibl0.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-02
Nichols Delegates ELECTED IN red River
Parish,

7ouE4ATr1. Nov. 10. -Pursusnt to = call
bv tba DeTnoeratio Executive Committee Of
| this parish the people eshelhgiSu ~ VIC cgutr
house to-day at ] O'Clock 70 elect three
delapgteg % the State Convention. The
$1,000 - k,tb fIoy MeFDarv ana Cen.
ttaenas q p9th wy I,eitiipiy ".ia SO
Nichols nave maze EloEou4H GGHFusS y
the parish and the greatest enthusiasm pre-
walls on both sides. In caucus held here
iasg H ~ s33atss VII INK atats Con
EAalea tItGo S''itals"'Ss ~ ~
yeDtioD-'hon, !. =, LlsEsoni y ". sanql-
ford and 3. B, Wlhams-snd every Nichols
men II qae pa'i5h XIV plsosa u n, wv soil,s
ioF tAe men pias SoAS1t1o Il, ~ ~ NJ
tho Ncl5nery men saw that they we're ~ ne
minority and decided 10 make no further
i eontest Jhe friends OF Gen. Nichols have
| bsgn making vigorous canvass for the past
\ M m0utbs, aid the eleetign Of tho three
i delegates Il the result Of their long continued
/ ef9orta
Pronptly at IL ofslock Il. w. Stephens,
ctaiTm6nqi the ESeGutiys Cowmitteei, called
Sici esasf t seefstafy. IN motion 81 Hon.
! j. Il. Pierson the organization WAS made per-
kmidst round of applause Mr. stringfel-
md for 4 Few ninntes ono could not have
1 hpard e. tlundsE everybody ezclaiminR:
1 t'i3lirrah EoT StrirgfellowlB
i IrtSni5 cfher t5irps. NM sfrinRfeIlOw ERid
4 Chat hf was n pessfnAl and political friend 81
l l3nv 7NleFperF and YVES siIpl)OrtiuR him for
1 rsn6nlltRlfnu. that lie eonAiaerRd him one of
] {i,r isesf fIDyefItafs Louisiana over had, and
IN IN, iDtsTpst III lis candidacy he wOllld, IN
| s'efesssrV ride from he Atlantic to the Pa
| cifio afis ron Tie mouptaiug OF Maine to
/ INA emf ID WeIigo. 10 considered
s5en. Kiehoiis gallant man Of the
! E{ghesT hDnor and INTEGRITY, but AZ AGAINST
| 74ey BieFnery M could not support him.
/ I'D TeeosIIizad hiln as a good and hEaye man.
4 fie ma ilot believe 81 eleetinR Governors on
Il onesAons 81 sentiment, but ~ exoleHinR The
tnsfed by Bett6r jud ellent and dispsssionato
reasopinR.
/ He believed ID the harmony and unity of
4 fle Democratic pRrty, and ~ attain that end
Il 4 more in tei1al c0nEderationof the people
tban lie elevation OF Ruy one man OF set ~
mon 10 Office. he could see no reason WHY
t4heneapie of this state Rnd why political oppo-
/ nenfs Should be 10 embitterad against eqeh
other, and especially in tbe ranfs 81 the
party, beeauge Two prominellt CITIZENS q tue
State should feel disnQsed 70 submit their
iafies 10 tho sltsrARes ~ the Deopie. IN lQf
II one believed IN harmony aud the supremacy
III flie dostlines OF tie party.
Ll conclusion Nh. SlinGfeh0e saldi
have made thorough eanyasB of the paFlsh
tSn IN inferred 81 Gov MeNnerg, and am
eotry 10 eSy L hHve found tlie friends 81 ecu,
/ NichOiis IN ire naioIity. / am Democrat
I and bebegiliQ that the friends Of Gen,
&ichnls are ia HE majDFity, ihlnk le e
Gntltied eo tho delegation fgom TIC parish i
therefore, On Tie pRrl W the l3eknery men,
suoye tfat the election Of The NICHOLS delegE-
I y - do mis-
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-02

formarar ons more member than WIS con-
ceded them By the majority Of the commit
lee, though It shows clearly that Foster had
never been 4 member. The committee, &C.
cordfug "a these proceedings, would stand
eight - seven. The member the PROCEEDINGS
o0ncedg 10 tho 'refoTmerBai isl. u. 3pearufan.
Ex-ChairHan Randolph has left foF wash
ington 10 look after the CITY bond case, which
was decided against the city by the United
States Supreme Court
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-02
a slrIke a AaeensIon rarIsll.

LANE. La, Nov. I4-At Mount Houmas
plantation al hands went on a strike this
morning Tor higher wages, and 1t present
thero is no work going on. N. L. Picard, Of
Live Oak plantation, was also surprised 70
nnd that hia hands had struck. he refused
to nceede to their demand and ct ~ M. az
resumed work.
More strikes are expected. Tho exeiss-
mont Ii high
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1887-12-02
A Circular from the Ignigl,ta Of Labor Ii
AsanInntinn Pnrlah.

DoEALnaoNyIIAE Las Nov, ~. The
KniRhts of Labor disclaim hayinRany handin
the present labor troubles IN thia Parish. Thq
following eireular WAS issued to-day;
NOTICE 10 KNIGHTS on BkHon AND waoM n
MAY CONCERN.
KNTuHus or LABoR HAIL poEALpaoEvIII, IA,l
nov, 10 1881,
Notice II hereby given that tho strikos r8-
ported to have taken place OF guaRr plapta-
lions have not been ordered b1 This otgGniga-
ton and will not DO cnunteuauced thereby.
II any members Of this order have particle
aumn work at nicD on suffer the penalty pro-
yided BY laws Of the Knights f Labor,
HENRg BcHAFF, Chairman Joint Com.
ANDREW GINupY, lieGOrdiug EaC'y.
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REVIVAL Of tho strike "a Terrsboane
Parish,

saIR1KyEn, Nov Id.--The strike 81 this
parish wae ordered oil by tho cxeeptiyo com
mittee Of tAp Knights ~ Labor Saturday
lapt and tbe laborera advised To rstnFn to
work Il the original rate 81 wages THIS in
junction waa pbeyed by the greater nuIabor
III tliaae who had held out up N that dats,
and Monday morning witnesaea general
replplptiOn III WORK throughout the pat9ah,
Eyicfed laborerH returned y their homes
ilIe routine at work whg quietly leapnled hnd
every ono telt that the ye1ed problem Mne
Tuesday, boWeyer, brought rumors of q
renewal Of the strike, which y e9pnlH,ea %
dry 81 apeclnc Information that the lAbqFef9
OiYeight piantatioDt hhd qptt Work giid re.
paafed tllelr demands Tor ipefeased pay,
fVidensly this Last mo velnept y indepepdent
~ ans 0fQapized strike, but Z none the leee
frNtful Of much embafrassnent nnd detti-
mept not lesal NJ tsae l9bprer thAn me
plaater. 1lie rotations q inHtll4A commence
iliht hhye hitherto eHihsed between eie-
ployeF md gmplgge sill pat4faiiy befqlpe
atseiaed, md the plaHteta a4y tley NlN pe
coiiipsi ed NJ leiy lp0n oihef tllaH tRg bglge
+ iaboFer 10 harfest their cr0D8, The lAnqrefh
! Diane i1r tle sifnHlipn as few iuaef,ipu-
l i1ils lesaefe and llitiaiapB. who eale nDtbiHg
! fOr ihe nearues welfare ~ long ~ they eap
/ is esnineDliy desired that ise lniiitie % eqn'
hBaed here. -
ghs stsihs Denlarea on ~ TarraeouRe
HeuhA Ia. Nor. "A. 4Ths following 4 ~
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pers9nal magnetism Her name wisa
originally Sarah A. Kelly, but when
she decided % become 9 politician
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stY0u say tha1 y9l love NET sald tbs
Charming young lady 10 ihe dndo. II ~,
he replied. tFthen why 90 son mob &sh Aee
10 marry you - BQsto9 poiaAef'
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